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My girl makes me something every year...love it!

Had a good morning and a very interesting tour,the engines are very similar to those in the titanic,I was surprised at how quiet they actually run.Met a guy who came from Australia to see it,I travelled ten minutes.

Landed on our feet really with everything from pens to keepers sheds all ready to go. Plenty of maintenance needing doing as last year's keeper was well known for being bone idle. The keeper before him was spot on though so all the bones of it are there.

Shit like that...is what made this country Great once??

Either way buddy I'm bored with all the falls out I know lads that have seen them and know lads that dismiss it but this borders on point scoring and personal and I can't be arsed with either camp to be honest

Father's day gift from the kids I can't move now ,,,,,,,,,

Had a block of 4 built for the terrier's in galvanized 3/4 panels mesh tops and mesh door panels..cost me £680 with the roof...easy to unbolt and move around the configuration 1 big run 2/4 if you need to or if you move?

Get a good drain connection first, I then had it rendered, topped the pens off with iron railings, insulated bedding boxes, very low maintenance, a coat of paint every spring and there as good as new

Mine was a father's day thing as well today ......... roast chicken and, my favourite - home made lemon cake

happy fathers day and not forgeting fathers no longer with us

Bit of a father's day cook up , they've all gone out , left me to my choirs, apparently my present is coming later , I think it's pants....

My boy phoned me earlier said he was gonna fetch me a t shirt home from Turkey I told him nothing stupid like Moncler or Palm Angels cos every fckr I know knows I wouldn't waste 300 quid on a fckn t shirt

Iv gone wooden for now , dogs only go in it when we are out for the day they sleep in the kitchen and kennel doors always open if we are home as garden complete fenced off , there’s a shed on the end aswell

Had a good haul today 14 different species I went over to this place in the link below I would normally walk for miles over there but serious thunderstorms this was just hanging the app out of the car I reckon I could have got a lot more if I went for a wander, It’s such a good app. Wallasea Island Nature Reserve, Essex - The RSPB WWW.RSPB.ORG.UK Corn Bunting Eurasian Linnet Black Headed Gull Eurasian Skylark Common Sandpiper House Sparrow Common Cuckoo Eurasian Oystercatcher Common Wood Pigeon

Not actually detecting but found this a while back walking the dogs part of an early Bronze Age flint dagger

Double cheeseburger with black pudding and onion's...

Just back from a trip up North West Scotland. Mainly spent in the sea kayaks exploring various areas. Wild camping on headlands along the way. Very lucky with the weather and a great place for adventures.

Little project I’ve been working on over the last month or so a pair of polecats chasing down a weasel wrapped body’s and carved heads and the original skull on the open muzzle cheers RR

Mind your own fckin business. You have just clocked my chainsaw in cabin haven't you ?

i got bird water pool and feeder pair of trainers and a few bits and bobs had a really good day i hope everyone has

Yep mine watched vikings with me this morning ,with Kirk Douglas , back when films weren't all gore and swearing. One of my father's favourite actors, I'm sat in my workshop thinking of him, all the stuff you learnt and did that I wished I could thank him for. Anyway that's kids and if you're lucky yours will think the same ?

ITVX “No Room For Error” it shows how crazy this spectacle really is , great watch even if your not a bike fan.

Two identical engines in there,used to pump London water between 1929 and 1980,enthusiasts maintain it now,open a couple of weekends a year,the engines have featured in a few Titanic documentaries.

Had fish n chip last night n a tin of IPA , perfect

Smoked Piri Piri tonight and the usual ...

Cheers Arry

Had a look out today ground was like concrete

Cheers Arry

I lived opposite knoll hill steam rally as a young kid , used to get free entry. Father used to make horse brasses and steam engine brasses for them , was quite impressive to watch the engines as a youngster

Used to have steam driven winding gear in 1 of the pits I worked at, its still there beautiful pice of British engineering, I got to ride in the cage it lifted/dropped a few times, 1 of the last to ever ride in it ?

Well. For my 60th birthday I was, amongst other things, blessed with a track day at Donnington Park. My instructor who I know very well, gave me carte Blanche for as many laps as I wanted. My family and a few friends were thre with the cameras. Little did they, or I, know what was coming. Pulled into pit lane, relieved and slightly exhausted to be met with, don’t take your leathers off we have a surprise for you. Well Ron Haslqm came in and said jump on. FFS. Ron suggested I hang on and squeeze his bum with my knees when I’dhad enough. I lasted 4 laps, mostly on the back wheel. What a rush. No

This ?. We were world leaders . We're little more than third world now. Engineering on this scale is fascinating ?.

I will stick up some pics a bit later much easier than trying to explain mate, sons 30th birthday and Father’s Day weekend so be patient ?

I think there are a number of reasons why there is a decline. Yes, the seals play their part, but water quality, and depth are the main factors. Reclaiming of land has destroyed our waterways. When the land is reclaimed, rain runs off very quickly, causing the river to quickly rise, but fall, just as quick. With un-reclaimed land, rainfall will sit on the land, and slowly make its way into the river. The river will not rise so quickly, and then during dry spells, the land will continue to feed the river with water, and the rivers will not drop as significantly, as they do t

Got to admit the reels are not that good and I used I daiwa reel on mine instead of the Shakespeare reel that came with the rod.

Seen a couple and they are cracking little dogs, but I always think to whoever is going to breeding a litter why not just use a greyhound instead, will get bigger stronger more cable dogs. horses for courses I suppose and depending what they were going to be used for. The ones I’ve seen were spot on rapid of the mark and could turn well but couldn’t help thinking if was just was a few inches bigger and ten or more pounds heavier could have made things a lot easier

Night under the oval for me,next to the river Wye ?

A couple made a deal that whoever died first would come back and inform the other if there is sex after death. Their biggest fear was that there was no after-life at all. After a long life together, the husband was the first to die. True to his word, he made the first contact: " Marion .... Marion ... " "Is that you, Bob?" "Yes, I've come back like we agreed." "That's wonderful! What's it like?" "Well, I get up in the morning, I have sex. I have breakfast and then it's off to the golf course. I have sex again, bathe in the warm sun and then have sex a couple of more times.. Then I have

Cheers Arry

Personal Terry I believe it's the sheer number of Seals now. There are over 30 in Brixham harbour every headland has large groups of them a mate told me there were 18 on the mud flats at Dartmouth. What chance has the Salmon got they hug the coast as they come back to spawn they run the gauntlet at every point on the coast and right up the tidal length of the river. I live about 12 miles up the river for the mouth and as a kid it was rare to see a seal. If one was spotted me and a couple of mates would row down the river as the tide dropped keeping an eye out on the banks. We usually would fi